Anonymous wrote:Let me guess OP, your kids will happily join in the Hamilton sing along but this may be too edgey. Got it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is it no longer available streaming?
Possibly not. I read that it is only up for 48 hrs and they start on Fridays I think.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I remember seeing JCS onstage when I was about 10. I remember two things about it: the music, and the full frontal nudity. There was a scene at the end where most of the cast did a number completely naked. I can't remember the song. My mom was quite shocked. She didn't expect that.
I don't think they do the full frontal nudity thing now.
You sure you weren't actually at Hair instead?![]()
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That was Hair. The scene at the end of JCS is the Crucifiction. The whole cast wouldn’t be nude.
Anonymous wrote:Is it no longer available streaming?
Anonymous wrote:I saw a version of JCS where Herod wore assless chaps. It was around the turn of the century at the Warner. The version that Andrew Lloyd Weber is streaming today (4/11/20) does not have this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I remember seeing JCS onstage when I was about 10. I remember two things about it: the music, and the full frontal nudity. There was a scene at the end where most of the cast did a number completely naked. I can't remember the song. My mom was quite shocked. She didn't expect that.
I don't think they do the full frontal nudity thing now.
You sure you weren't actually at Hair instead?![]()
+2
That was Hair. The scene at the end of JCS is the Crucifiction. The whole cast wouldn’t be nude.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I remember seeing JCS onstage when I was about 10. I remember two things about it: the music, and the full frontal nudity. There was a scene at the end where most of the cast did a number completely naked. I can't remember the song. My mom was quite shocked. She didn't expect that.
I don't think they do the full frontal nudity thing now.
You sure you weren't actually at Hair instead?![]()